Domestic Abuses Victims in Iran Village Set Themselves on Fire
By Pooya Stone
Women suffering from domestic violence are dying from suicide in the small village of Dishmok in Iran.
Persecution of Female Kurdish Activists in Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
Multiple female Kurdish political prisoners in Iran have been prosecuted, detained, and give exceptionally long prison terms in the past month, as part of the regime’s 40-year-long persecution of ethnic minorities, designed to keep the mullahs in power.
How the Coronavirus Has Affected the Women’s Ward at Evin Prison
By Pooya Stone
The women’s ward of Evin Prison is separated into two halls; one for political prisoners and one for the wives and children of male convicts.
Iran’s Regime Oppresses Women to Stunt Their Progress
By Jubin Katiraie
The brutal oppression of women was one of the key policies of Iran’s regime to usurp the rights of the Iranian people after the 1979 revolution, which saw the mullahs rise to power.
Another Child Bride Dies From Suicide in Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
A child bride in Iran has died from suicide after suffering from “postpartum depression” following her second pregnancy.
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